I have pay your money vs I paid your money

Some examples from the web:

• Pay your money and take your chances.
• Help me and I'll pay your money back out of my own pocket.
• I told her you're just here to pay your money and go.
• So pay your money and don't expect any free samples.
• You pay your money to hear what makes you feel good about yourself
• I'll pay back your money over time.
• Fine. I'll pay you your money.
• But for now, take his money and pay your bills.
• I have found, Mr. Fiedler, that it actually pays cash money to watch where you're going.
• Maria, I have a job that pays real money and gives benefits.
• So we'll sell when high and pay back your money.
• People would be excited to pay money for you to run.
• You pay money at the roadblocks.
• Yes, but I want to pay money quickly.
• Some people would pay money for that sort of wake-up.
• People'd pay money to see that.
• If you must pay money, better to a doctor than an undertaker.
• Some men pay money for that.
• You pay money at the roadblocks.
• People pay money to go see a film that's entertaining.

Some examples from the web:

• I paid money like a grown-up.
• I paid money to make him and the evidence disappear.
• Actually, I paid good money.
• There was a boss who I paid money to a few times.
• I paid the money he demanded.
• I paid good money for that privilege.
• I paid good money for those flowers.
• I paid good money for it.
• I paid good money for these jokes.
• I paid good money for insurance policy.
• I paid good money to see this.
• I paid the money back, but it didn't matter to the feds.
• I paid good money, expecting to be eaten out.
• You crazy, man. I paid that money back.
• I think I paid my money like everybody else up in here.
• And you paid with your money?
• I paid the most money to win this contest.
• I paid him the money last week.
• I paid pretty good money for her, too.
• I paid money to drive on the M6.